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Se7en By David Fincher
The movie Se7en by David Fincher, brings in a new detective, David Mills, to join in on a case with an older detective, William Somerset, that’s about to retire. The movie starts with Somerset on a case and another detective complaining about how difficult he is because he actually investigates and asks questions. After showing that Somerset and Mills are gonna have some disagreements by them arguing about what they’re gonna do when they first meet; it cuts to an intro where it plays a part of the song “Closer” by Nine Inch Nails that states “You’ve got me closer to God”, that line sets the theme for the movie for plot, characters, thoughts, and music. Religious aspects almost bring a dramatic overtone on their own because its a hot topic for
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